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IDA Founder Linda Buzzell tells the story of how IDA began.

Last summer, as part of an exchange program with the University of Southern California and the Communication University of China, I set off with six

Doc-makers weigh in on their teaching careers.

Over the last half-century or so, documentary filmmaking has evolved as a formidable and expansive institution. In the US, filmmakers have built a

Natalia Almada was born in Sinaola, Mexico, to a Mexican father and an American mother, grew up in Chicago, and now maintains residences in both

Nicolas Noxon reflects on his 50 years in television.

There was a time, not long ago, when the thought of using material that could not be cleared was quickly banished from a documentarian's mind

Read our Q&A with America's most philosophical and ironic filmmaker.

So, Americans elected its first African-American president. Time to ring in a "post-racial" New World Order? Time for a new chapter in ethnic

Forty years ago, an ebullient civil rights movement brought the plight of many marginalized Americans to the frontier of a slumbering national